PRINCETON, N.J.- The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team lost to Princeton on Wednesday night, 1-0.

The Quakers now hold a record of 0-2-1 in Ivy League play and are 1-7-4 overall, while the Tigers advance remain unbeaten in Ivy play (3-0-0) and are 8-3-0 overall.

Quaker Notemeal
*Magali Capdevila led the Quakers with four shots, with one of them on target. Taylor Ferraro had two shots while Lily White and Mila Maltby had one shot each.

*Maya Leschly, Kat Peroulas, Clare Robke, Taylor Ferraro, and Eden Veenema clocked in at a full 90 minutes on the pitch.

*Annabel Austen played the entire 90 and tied her career high with ten saves on the night.

How it Happened
 The first half action was filled with a bunch of stops from the Quakers. Princeton outshot Penn, 11-2, but Austen made six stops to close out the first half. Capdevila and Ferraro were the only Quakers to get shots in the first half.

Looking to turn the offense around in the second half, Capdevila and Hailey Adamsky had two quick looks early for the Quakers.

Despite Penn's great defensive effort, Princeton's Lily Bryant scored what proved to be the winner off an assist from Drew Coomans.

Penn looked like it might have found an equalizer courtesy of Abbey Cook, but the goal was disallowed on an offsides call.

Up Next
The Quakers are back home for their next match, hosting defending Ivy League champion Brown at Rhodes Field on Sunday at 2 p.m.